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Line 280: ==Further reading== * {{Cite journal \|last=Taina Bucher \|date=16 November 2013 \|title=Objects of Intense Feeling: The Case of the Twitter API \|url=http://computationalculture.net/article/objects-of-intense-feeling-the-case-of-the-twitter-api \|journal=Computational Culture \|issn=2047-2390 \|number=3 \|ref=none}} Argues that ~~API~~"APIs are far from neutral tools" and form a key part of contemporary programming, understood as a fundamental part of culture. * [https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/18-956_d18f.pdf What is an API?] – in the ~~USSupreme~~U.S. Supreme [[Court opinion]], [[Google LLC v. Oracle America, Inc.\|Google v. Oracle 2021]], pp. 3–7 – "For each task, there is [[source code\|computer code]]; API (also known as Application Program Interface) is the method for calling that 'computer code' (instruction – like a [[recipe]] – rather than cooking instruction, this is [[Computer\|machine]] instruction) to be carry out" * [http://ondrejka.net/history/2014/02/28/maury.html Maury, Innovation and Change] – Cory Ondrejka \ February 28, 2014 \ " ...proposed a public API to let computers talk to each other". ([https://web.archive.org/web/20211018221509/https://www.textise.net/showText.aspx?strURL=http://ondrejka.net/history/2014/02/28/maury.html Textise] URL) ==External links==

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